Henrichs Homer Helps Yankees Top Browns 10-3
New York Yankees defeated the St Louis Browns 10 to 3 as Tommy Henrich hit a three run homer and Allie Reynolds pitched effectively after relieving Ed Lopat. Henrich added his eighth home run of the season driving in three runs while Phil Rizzuto and Mapes also contributed key hits. Ned Garver took the loss for St Louis while Reynolds earned the win.
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Indians Slump Prompts Veeck to Act
Cleveland owner Bill Veeck flew in to assess his drifted world champions after a 17 8 loss to the Philadelphia Athletics. Barry Wyan earned his first Indians win as the club dropped eight straight since leaving town, with Lou Boudreau noting the slump amid ailing pitching and defense.
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St Joseph's Junior CYO Rally Edges St Augustine's
St Joseph's came from behind to beat St Augustine's 12 12 at LaSalle field in a six run rally. Buddy Dubray led the winners with three hits including a double while Roger and Buddy Alex each drove in two runs. Blair and Decnault starred for the losers with three and two hits respectively.
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Can-Am Player Fined $25 For Pushing Umpire
Schenectady player Belin ski, listed as Belinski, was fined $25 and suspended ten days by Canadian American League president E Houghton for pushing umpire Francis Guzzetti during a Rome game on May 1. Houghton warned managers that intentional contact with umpires must stop. The league schedule notes several games including Amsterdam at Trois-Rivieres and Rome at Three Rivers as part of the same notice.
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Hoosie Valley Downs Argyle in Weekend Showdown
Hoosie Valley defeated Argyle in a late Saturday race at the Washington County grounds. The event featured strong performances by Vallee and Purvings, with key plays and a notable triple by a Cambridge standout.
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Y Wins Tie Toss In Turbulent Fray
An unclear report notes Y achieving a narrow win amid a rough contest. The text mentions teams, scores, and sequences but readable details are fragmentary and names are partially obscured.
Braves Rally Past Cubs to Lead NL Race 11 4
Boston Braves defeat Chicago Cubs 11 to 4 to seize sole first place in the National League. Vern Bickford pitched a complete game, allowing ten hits while Hank Aaron and Frankie Guante homered for the Braves. Marv Rickert hit a three run shot and Boston won the two game series.
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Chisox Rally in Ninth to Top Nationals 3 1
Chicago score two runs in the ninth with two outs, sparked by Randy Gumpert and an RBI single from Gus Zernial to beat Washington 3 1. Cass Michaels homered in the eighth to tie the game at 1 1 as Gumpert shut down the Nationals late.
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ExGolf Champion MacFarlane Injured in Crash near Sanford
National Open Champion 1925 MacFarlane sustained a double fracture and broken collarbone after a collision on a highway near Sanford North Carolina. He was transported to Duke Hospital for orthopedic care. his wife survived the crash unharmed while they were traveling from Fort Lauderdale Florida to West Hampton Long Island.
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Red Sox Blank Tigers Behind Kinder Pitching
Ellis Kinder improved to 4-1 as Boston blanked Detroit 4-0. He allowed five hits and escaped a fifth inning threat after the Tigers loaded the bases with two outs. Teammates pounded Detroit lefty Ted Gray for eight hits, with Dom DiMaggio and Johnny Pesky driving in runs and Birdie Tebbetts later scoring.
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Wrestling Show Highlights Davis Sexton Bout In Troy Feature
Frank Sexton known as Mr Wrestling delivers a masterful display at the Troy Arena defeating Davis in a two fall main event. Sexton executes a reverse Nelson and an alligator clutch to win the final fall in seven minutes. Davis had taken the first fall in 14:20 but Sexton responds with spectacular leg work and arm grips. Argentina Rov en, rising star, scheduled for next Monday’s main event with opponent to be named.
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Venice Garden In Rich 16-5 Softball Victory
Venice Garden beat Ithaca Fresh Nine 16 to 5 at the Airport Inn league clash. Ex-LaSalle standout Butch Buchiero hit three singles and a home run in five trips, Lanz Muscatello earned the win for Venice.
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Spenard Of Ithaca Freshmen Baseball Team
John K. Spenard of Troy is the Ithaca College freshman right fielder. The Bombers have played six games without a win. They lost to Syracuse University, Cornell, Rochester, Cortland State Teachers, and Manius School Enrolled in the School of Health and Physical Education. Spenard lives at 14 Walker Avenue and is a former La Salle Institute athlete.
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Willie Turnesa Leads 5 Yanks To Victory In First Round
The American team powered to a first round win in the British Amateur Test as Willie Turnesa led five U S players to victory against England and Ireland at a links venue near the Irish Sea. Marty Bennett and others posted wins while the U S squad dominated early rounds though a controversial incident at a hole sparked debate over the British golfing code.
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RPI Lacrosse Ends Season with Ithaca Visit
RPI faces Ithaca College at 4 p.m. on the RPI field to close the lacrosse season. The Engineers aim for a 10th win against two losses as Ned Harkness’ squad seeks a strong finish and possible All-North selections.
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Emeralds and Dwyers Rally To Lead League Tilts
The Emeralds offense spreads 13 hits as Wally Brawar fans 11 in a 14 2 win over Viaducts at Catholic High field. Bill Smith Jake Guily and Andy Krueger each rive two hits as Emeralds seize a one game lead over Covenays. Dwyer AC rallies to beat Bucky A C 243 in bottom of sixth to move into a third place tie behind Covenays.
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Chrysler To Sell Race Horses At Saratoga Auction
Walter Chrysler Jr.’s racing holdings to be sold. The Chrysler Racing Stable at Belmont Park to be sold June 2 with North Wales Stud stock to follow at Saratoga in August. Readies include stake winner brood mares Marideth Up The Hill American Daisy plus 43 at the farm and 4 yearlings and 32 foals.
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Air Force Chef Trainee Completes Three Month On The Job
Sgt Beesley oversees Tach and Beasley in a New York kitchen training program under executive chef Lootian Tocas. The Air Recruiting ray supports the effort offering short-term food-service career exposure. Twelve trainees have completed their on-site framing and culinary duties.
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